Three people were honored this week after completing Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) through the Marshall County Community Corrections program.
Robert Bowen II and David Schutz were recognized for their successful completion of their community supervision plan. Scott Lewis was also presented his certificate of completion while incarcerated in the Marshall County Jail.
Marshall County Community Corrections is able to provide this program through an Indiana Department of Corrections grant. The organization provides programs such as this to assist clients in reducing their criminal thinking and attitudes in an effort to provide them with the building blocks they need to succeed.
MRT is a cognitive-behavioral counseling program that combines education, group and individual counseling and structured exercises designed to foster moral development in treatment-resistant clients.
The Internal Revenue Service encourages tax filers to carefully check their returns for errors before dropping them in the mail or submitting them electronically. 
A training video designed to inform school leaders and staff about sexual abuse will be released.
Marshall County Highway Supervisor Jason Peters updated the commissioners this week with work being done in the county.
The Plymouth School Board agreed to enter into a contract with Cincinnati-based The Motz Group to purchase an artificial turf to be installed on the high school football field.
It’s almost time to spring forward for the year. Daylight Saving Time officially begins Sunday at 2 a.m., so be sure to set your clocks forward by an hour before you go to bed tomorrow night. 
Grants are available from the state to advance recycling efforts. The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is offering funds from the Recycling Market Development Program to municipalities, nonprofit organizations, public and private businesses located and doing business in Indiana. 
An organization that serves as the voice for service and volunteerism in the state has grants available for community volunteer projects. 
The Hickory Road bridge project continues to move forward.
The awning that blankets the front entryway of the Culver Middle/High School is crumbling and it will be removed.
The Plymouth School Board will hold a hearing in April to discuss the proposed construction of a new Lincoln Junior High School.
The Culver School Board discussed the hire of several teachers during the upcoming intersession and summer school.
Ancilla College students who complete a two-year business degree have an opportunity to continue their education in a nationally recognized program. 
